Section 41. Suspension of Sentence; Probation.

(a) The Judge of the Sentencing Court may suspend any sentence upon condition that the defendant comply with such reasonable terms and conditions as the Court deems necessary.

(b) When considering suspending any sentence, the Court shall consider the prior record of the defendant, his background, character, financial condition, family and work obligations, the circumstances of the offense and attempts at restitution.

Section 42. Violation of Suspended Sentence.

(a) Any person accused of violating the terms or conditions of his suspended sentence shall be afforded a hearing before the sentencing Court to determine the truth of the accusations.

(b) Where, by a preponderance of testimony, a person is found to have violated the terms or conditions of his suspended sentence, such person may be ordered to serve his original sentence or any portion thereof.

Section 43. Civil Remedies not Precluded.

The imposition or suspension of any penalty, on condition of restitution to one whose person or property has been injured, for the commission of any offense under this Code shall not preclude an application for any civil remedy for such injuries.

Section 44. Limitation on Filing Complaints.

No civil complaint shall be filed alleging a cause of action which shall have arisen more than six (6) months from the date of filing.